The University staff and student ID cards both operate as a library card and are needed for borrowing books at the self-issue machines or at the Information Points.
Those undertaking academic work for the University who are not a member of University Staff, but wish to make use of the Library, will need to apply for library borrowing and access to online resources as an associate through the A3M System (Application Access & Associate Management)– application should be made by contacting your Faculty’s Authoriser, details are available from: A3M System - Departmental Authorisers.
Detailed guidance and advice is provided by each Campus Subject Teams. New members of staff should meet with their Subject Librarian as early as possible to discuss our full range of services and how we can fulfill your teaching or research requirements.
We can also:
Use ‘Library Answers’ to search our FAQ database or to submit queries online (‘Library Chat’).
Need to order books/eBooks or any other materials for your teaching or research?
Use our online request form or Contact your Librarian with the details.
The Library Collection Development Policy sets out the general framework within which the Library operates to select, manage and review content from the Library’s collection of information resources.
The Library Reading List Service can turn printed module reading lists into an online document providing links to physical and online resources including but not limited to:
Lists can be structured in the same way as module handbooks, for example required, recommended, weekly or topic.
To view existing Reading Lists go to the website, search by module code or lecturer name.
To submit email lists to the CEBE Librarian team member on your campus - Contact Us
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Help students make the most of their Library with information literacy classes:
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Contact the CEBE Librarian team member on your campus to arrange classes - Contact Us
What are Digital and Information Literacy Skills? - find out more here including a comprehensive list of Digital Information Literacy competencies for students and researchers at all stages.
Two month and two week loan items can be renewed twice.
The Library Catalogue indexes over 1 million items in print and eBook formats, and is available both on and off campus.
Using the ‘Reserve this item’ option within the Catalogue you can,
Contact the Library for more information about borrowing, renewing and fines for late returns.
The Campus Subject Teams have produced a range of guides providing advice on locating, searching and accessing specialist resources for your course. Find details of the specialist resources including, books, journals, databases, internet resources available and how to use information for assignments and research.
The Library offers a centralised Scanning Service for material which is made accessible through a reading list on Blackboard Learn.
For any given module, under the terms of the Copyright Licencing Agency's Higher Education Licence, we are limited to scanning one chapter (or 10%) from a book or one article (or 10%) from a journal issue.
Please note that not all publications are covered by the Licence. To check if a title is covered go to the CLA Title Search.
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If you require material (journal articles, books and book chapters) the Library doesn't have in stock then you can request it using theonline order form. Further information is available from Document Delivery Service |
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